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The E1 debate is not just about West Bank settlement construction - it’s about security - opinion

US policymakers should stop treating E1 as an Israeli-Palestinian real-estate dispute. It is about who controls the roads, high ground, and military corridors in Israel.

A general view picture shows houses in the Israeli settlement of Maale Adumim, in the West Bank February 15, 2017
 A construction site of a new residential neighborhood at the mixed religious-secular Jewish settlement in the West Bank Kfar Adumim, March 9, 2023.

Jewish settlement is a strategic necessity across the West Bank - opinion

Jailed Fatah member Marwan Barghouti 311

Marvel stars join campaign to free Barghouti, but ignore his victims - opinion

Israeli minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich attends a press conference announcing his plans to approve more than 3,000 housing units in the E1 settlement project between Jerusalem and Ma’ale Adumim, August 14, 2025.

The E1 area: The strategic link between Jerusalem and Israel’s eastern border - opinion


Israel to advance plans for 3,000 settler homes after terror attack

Ma’aleh Adumim, located next to the site of Thursday's attack, is due to receive authorization for the construction of an additional 2,350 housing units. 

A general view of houses in the Israeli settlement of Maale Adumim in the West Bank

Exciting Retail Destination Coming Soon

"Brands Outlet" a new outlet center, is expected to open in two weeks in the "Dcity" center in Ma'ale Adumim.


Italy opposes Israeli ‘settlers’ even though it has its own - opinion

Israel’s historical, legal, and religious claims to the area where Ma’aleh Adumim is situated are much older, and stronger than Italy’s claims to Campione or Amedeo Guillet.

 PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu and Ma’aleh Adumim mayor Benny Kashriel attend a Likud meeting in Ma’aleh Adumim, in 2017.

Israel needs a measured response to the Ma'aleh Adumim terror attack - editorial

Israeli decision-makers must constantly weigh these considerations against their sacred responsibility to keep Israelis safe.

 Police at the scene of a terror attack in the Jewish settlement of Ma’aleh Adumim, outside of Jerusalem, August 1, 2023

Should Israel permit fewer Palestinian workers after terror attack? - analysis

Neither the IDF nor the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) are making their positions on the issue public, but they will be under extra pressure following the Ma'aleh Adumim attack.

Israeli and Palestinian workers work on a new bridge in the town Hawara, south of the West Bank city of Nablus, July 10, 2023

Six wounded in Ma'aleh Adumim shooting attack, terrorist killed

Shortly after the shooting, an attempted stabbing attack was thwarted in the southern West Bank.

 Police at the scene of a terror attack in the Jewish settlement of Ma’aleh Adumim, outside of Jerusalem, August 1, 2023

Hearing on disputed E1 project canceled as US presses Israel on settlements

Blinken recently spoke with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and reminded him of the importance of refraining from unilateral measures.

An aeriel view of the Israeli city of Ma'ale Adumim, in the West Bank, taken April 2023

Life in Israel: 13 lessons after 13 years of aliyah

I came to Israel as a wide-eyed olah (immigrant). And I’ve learned a lot. Here are 13 lessons I’ve learned, one for each year we’ve been privileged to live in Israel.

 TRIUMPHANT ARRIVAL: The writer (R), husband Elan Adler, and daughter Shani Rosenzweig make aliyah on July 7, 2010.

Two killed, six injured in collision with police cars near Ma'ale Adumim

The vehicle collided with other cars that were idling on the road.

 The scene of the car crash where a car rammed into three police cars February 11, 2023.

Will the Khan al-Ahmar quagmire sink Netanyahu’s coalition?

Netanyahu may have no choice but to risk a political crisis over this small hamlet, which could be the one that finally brings down his house.

 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confers with former interior and health minister Arye Deri at the weekly cabinet meeting on January 8.